Tolo Baby Bio Shape Sorter Activity Toy

The Tolo Baby Bio Shape Sorter is great as a floor toy or on a table top with an easy opening lid that allows instant access to the sorting shapes. The six shapes encourage shape sorting and colour matching. Each shape has a unique rattling sound. Encourages manipulation skills and stimulates through sound and movement. Enhances manipulation and fine motor skills. Great for the develop ment of hand-eye coordination, motor skills and promotes colour recognition. A perfect product to help and stimulate visually and auditory impaired children.

With growing consumer demand for sustainable products, the Tolo Bio Range meets the market need for eco-friendly toys. Made with wheat fiber, these educational toys reduce our carbon footprint, making them an attractive option for green-minded customers. Tolo Bio also uses new recyclable packaging and soy ink for printing.

The mission of Tolo Bio is to deliver developmental benefit and education through play which is evident in the appearance of Tolo products in schools throughout the world.

Features:

• Open the front door for both quick access and closing.
• Six shapes, all with separate rattle sounds. Colour recognition along with shape sorting.
• Sound and movement, coupled with dexterity skills.
• Gentle rocking motion adds to the fun.
• 12+ months

Play Guide:

• Give your baby the different shapes to explore and rattle. Does your baby discover how to put the shapes in the spaces of the shape sorter? If not, give verbal hints, without directly demonstrating - and see if your little one can figure it out.
• Most babies this age will need some assistance initially. Show your baby how to put the shapes in the correct spaces.
• Show your infant what happens when you try to put the wrong shape in a hole. Explain that it doesn't fit using encouraging language.
• Talk about the colours and challenge your baby to show you the shape that matches the colour.
• Show your baby how to separate the toy to empty the sorter - take out one shape at a time and challenge your baby to fit the shape in - using lots of praise.
• Increase the challenge by removing two shapes at a time - building up to completing the task in one go.
• As your baby develops he or she will be able to sort the puzzle out independently using both shape and colour knowledge. Always use encouraging and supportive language and praise successful sorting.